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Kindergarten Information 2019-20
PowerSchool accounts will be issued for new Kindergarten students in September. A letter will be sent home with instructions how to set up the account. If you already have an older student in the EIPS school district then you will just be adding your Kindergartner to the account. PowerSchool is used for fees, report cards, attendance etc.
2019-20 Kindergarten Registration
Starting school is an exciting time, for both children and parents. Although exciting, it can also be daunting if you don’t have the information you need. To help, Elk Island Public Schools (EIPS) has put together an online toolkit to make the transition as smooth as possible for Brentwood Elementary families.
Registration
Kindergarten Calendars
Find My Designated School
Kindergarten Information Nights
Programming
Fees
Student Transportation
How to prepare
Ways to be involved
**LOGOS Kindergarten will follow Schedule B calendar.
Special Events
Throughout the year the Brentwood Program provides students with special learning opportunities including:
- Mother's Day Tea, Father's Fun Night, Christmas Celebration;
- Guest speakers - Little Elks Bus Safety presentation and Sparky the Fire-dog;
- Skating program - offered at the rink in our school yard (4-5 times);
- Home Reading Program;
- L.I.F.T (Literacy is a Family Thing) program that promotes literacy at home;
- Special activities that focus on fine arts - clay projects and watercolour paintings.
Field Trips
Field trips throughout the year give students a chance to learn about and experience the world around them. Below are some of our destinations:
- Safety City
- Telus World of Science
- Muttart's Conservatory
- John Walter Museum
- Grey Nun's Hospital
- Smeltzer House - Clay Hut
Focus on Family
At Brentwood, we welcome all family members into the classroom on a daily basis and for our many special events celebrating family throughout the year.
The Kindergarten agendas enhance the partnership between parents and teachers and strengthen the Home-School connection.
Progress reports, parent/teacher interviews and student-led interviews all help to keep parents informed and involved in their child's education.
We encourage families to learn together through our homework assignments sent home once a month and our L.I.F.T (Literacy is a Family Thing) program that promotes literacy at home.